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I've been using this keyboard for about 6 months now and I'm really impressed. It has very nice sounds (yamaha is famous for that). I specially like its dual voice feature and patterns. As it's touch sensitive, it is also suitable for a beginner to play piano songs. The grand piano voice is very nice for a keyboard in this price range. Also a sustain pedal can be connected to play piano. It has 61 keys and that's enough for most modern (piano or any) songs, but if you want to play classical piano songs, it's not enough. It also doesn't have a pitch bend wheel (as E423), but I don't find it that necessary. It has a 2 track recorder. It would've been better if it had more tracks. It can be connected to a computer using midi cable and copy midi songs, pattern from computer to keyboard. Also it can be used to record midi tracks using a software after connecting to a computer. Overall, I think it's a really good keyboard for its price and recommend it if you are a beginner or want to play music as a leisure.Read full review
I'm actually reviewing my sister's keyboard, but I use it a lot to make music. In short, this keyboard can put out some amazing high-quality sounds, including grand piano, bass, guitar, organ, and synthesizer. I haven't really used the learning features included with this keyboard, so I can't really comment much on those features. Two voices can be played at once, and a "split" function allows for one voice to be played with the left hand and the other voice (or voices) to be played with the right hand (so a total of three different voices can be played at once between the "dual" and "split" functions). Overall, for what I think my sister paid for this keyboard, it's a bargain considering all that it is capable of. Amazing keyboard. God bless!
I bought this keyboard because it was in a good price and I do intend to send it oversea for selling and make some extra money...